The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Leeton, New South Wales. Five girls of the Australian Womens' Land Army proudly show the results of a crop of cabbages they assisted a local farmer to grow.
TOTAL AUSTRALIAN RICE CROP IS NOW BEING USED FOR ARMY PURPOSES - THE NEED FOR HARVESTING IS ACUTE. LAND ARMY GIRLS ARE ASSISTING IN THE HARVESTING OF RICE IN THE LEETON AREA. THIS PHOTO TAKEN AT A NEW
AUSTRALIA AT WAR: TOTAL AUSTRALIAN RICE CROP IS NOW BEING USED FOR ARMY PURPOSES - THE NEED FOR HARVESTING IS ACUTE. LAND ARMY GIRLS ARE ASSISTING IN THE HARVESTING OF RICE IN THE LEETON AREA. THIS PH
New South Wales. A member of the Australian Womens' Land Army riding in a home made cart drawn by a horse.
LEETON, NSW. MISS JUNE OSMOND, AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S LAND ARMY, HELPING TO HARVEST A CROP OF GRAPES. BEFORE JOINING THE ARMY SHE WAS A TEXTILE WORKER NEAR SYDNEY. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL). (COPY IN ALBUM PRE
Men from Australia's rural districts have "joined up for the duration" in such large numbers that the production of the pastoral and farming industries was seriously threatened. Country and city girls
SHEPPARTON, VIC. 1943-01-22. THREE AUSTRALIAN LAND ARMY GIRLS DIGGING A CROP OF POTATOES. LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS E. RANKIN; MISS M. MCPHERSON; MRS E. R. VINTON.
